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Rear Adm. Mateo Mayuga has been appointed Navy chief by President Arroyo. He will take over from Vice Adm. Ernesto de Leon who has filed for early retirement from military service.


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AFP won’t make public Mayuga report on ‘Garci’ generals

By Bebot Sison Jr. | April 18, 2006 - 12:00am

The military has refused to release to the public the full Mayuga report on the alleged involvement of senior officers in the 2004 presidential elections despite an order from President Arroyo. Instead of providing...

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Chief Garci prober is new Navy chief

December 5, 2005 - 12:00am

The chief investigator into the alleged involvement of military generals in the so-called "Hello, Garci" controversy is the new flag officer-in-command of the 22,000-strong Philippine Navy. Rear Adm....

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